Joint supplements

[Johnny Gringo]

ElastiJoint by Labrada. It's a powder, you just mix it with water. It doesn't taste that great but it works great.
Here's the breakdown for you:
1 scoop(12g): 5grams hydrolyzed gelatin(collagen)
2 grams MSM
1.5grams Glucosamine Sulfate
1.2grams Chondroitin Sulfate

Awesome product!

Is this available at GNC or where? I would love to give this a try.

 

[LATSGALORE]

When I had knee surgery, My doctor said they won't hurt you
but thay also won't grow new cartiledge.

 

[geoffgarst]

Latsgalore...this is true. No new cartiledge.

 

[bigstve12]

how old is your mom? has she been diagnosed with arthritis?? IF it is so far along that there is no cartilage, none of these suggestions will do any good. If there's still cartilage, there is still hope.

 

[Synpax]

Anyone want to say where this stuff can be bought at a reasonable price?

 

[Synpax]

Sup -

I just picked up something from CVS. Called Move Free.

It includes:
100 mg sodium
1.5 g glucosamine
1.2 g chondrotin sulfate
1.5g MSM

$31 for a months supply.

 

[thefantom1]

MSM has helped me tremendously...and the thing I like about it is that you notice the effects in about 3 days...... I take 3000mg in the morning and 3000 mg in the evening for the first week..then 1500 in the morning and 1500 at night after..

 

[super_rice]

what's up with the dosages of this stuff

i take chondroitin/glucosamine mix, no MSM since there's no real pain, 4000mg

is this stuff like... take on your own accord, as much as you want?

 

[juve]

hmm, gelatin - that's a novel approach - eat some sugar free jell-o I suppose.
I suggest fish oil - it has been shown to improve elasticity and soothe inflammation (duh!) among numerous other benefits!

 

[thefantom1]

I see where www.puritanspride.com has a special going on now... buy 2 and get 3 free... I use the MSM from them in the 1500mg pills... beware..they are big ass pills though....